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There will be a total solar eclipse soon. How to grasp it?

Total solar eclipse in China in 2009?

On July 22, 2009, there will be a total solar eclipse of the century! The total solar eclipse lasted for 6 minutes and 38 seconds. The total solar eclipse belt will pass through China from India to the Pacific Ocean, and will pass through the densely populated Yangtze River basin. A total solar eclipse lasting 4-5 minutes can also be observed in China. Its total solar eclipse lasts for a long time, which makes astronomy enthusiasts regard it as a total solar eclipse that cannot be ignored.

. ? Total solar eclipse data:

Date: July 22nd, 2009

Main observation sites: India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, China and small islands in southern Japan.

Contact time of umbra with the ground (U 1):? HKT? 08: 05 am1:16.8

Time when the umbra leaves the ground (U4):? HKT? 12: 19:26.5 (afternoon)

Maximum erosion point:? Lat? =? 24 12.6'N、Long? = 144 06.4'E? (Pacific)

Maximum duration of solar eclipse:? 6 minutes and 38.8 seconds? (Note: The duration of solar eclipse varies from place to place)

Solar eclipses in major cities

The road map of total solar eclipse outside China shows that the total solar eclipse belt passes through many big cities in China, such as Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou, Hefei, Wuhan, Chongqing and Chengdu. Different degrees of partial solar eclipse can be seen in other parts of the country.

city

city

First contact (of an eclipse)

Initial loss height

The second contact of total solar eclipse

Mid eclipse

Food height

third contact

Final contact

Extension of solar eclipse (duration of total solar eclipse)

Ya ' an

Ya ' an

It's six past eight

2 1

9:09:08

9: 1 1:23

35

9: 13:39

10:25

4 minutes 3 1 sec

Leshan

Leshan

It's six past eight

2 1

9:09:36

9: 1 1:57

36

9: 14: 19

10:26

4 minutes and 43 seconds

Zigong

Zigong

Seven past eight.

22

9: 10:58

9: 13:03

37

9: 15: 10

10:28

4 minutes 12 second

Chengdu

Chengdu

Seven past eight.

22

9: 1 1: 1 1

9: 12:48

36

9: 14:26

10:26

3 minutes 16 seconds

Neijiang

Neijiang

Seven past eight.

23

9: 1 1: 1 1

9: 13:27

37

9: 15:44

10:28

4 minutes and 33 seconds

Suining

Suining

eight past eight

23

9: 12: 14

9: 14:28

38

9: 16:43

10:29

4 minutes and 29 seconds

Nanchong

Nanchong

eight past eight

24

9: 13: 15

9: 15: 12

38

9: 17:09

10:30

3 minutes and 54 seconds

Chongqing

Chongqing

eight past eight

24

9: 13: 16

9: 15: 19

39

9: 17:22

10:3 1

4 minutes and 6 seconds

Fuling

Fuling

Eight nine.

25

9: 14: 13

9: 16:2 1

40

9: 18:30

10:2 1

4 minutes 16 seconds

Wanzhou

Wanxian county

8: 10

26

9: 15:50

9: 18:08

4 1

9:20:26

10:34

4 minutes and 36 seconds

Dazhou

great immortal

8: 10

26

9: 16: 12

9: 17: 1 1

40

9: 18: 10

10:33

1 min 58 sec

Enshi

Enshi

8: 10

27

9: 16:39

9: 19: 12

Forty two.

9:2 1:45

10:36

Five minutes and five seconds

Yichang

Yichang

8: 12

29

9: 19:29

9:22:07

Forty-four

9:24:46

10:40

5 minutes 17 seconds

Tsushima Island

metal and stone―hardness and strength

8: 12

30

9:2 1:47

9:22:42

45

9:23:38

10:4 1

1 min 5 1 sec

Shahi

Shahi

8: 13

30

9:20:55

9:23:26

45

9:25:57

10:42

5 minutes and 2 seconds

Jingmen

Jingmen

8: 13

30

9:20:56

9:23:29

45

9:26:03

10:42

5 minutes and 8 seconds

Xiaogan

Xiaogan

8: 15

32

9:23:27

9:26:09

47

9:28:52

10:45

5 minutes and 24 seconds

Suizhou

Suixian county

8: 15

32

9:24:06

9:25:27

47

9:26:49

10:44

2 minutes and 43 seconds

Wuhan

Wuhan

8: 15

32

9:24:00

9:26:42

48

9:29:25

10:46

5 minutes and 25 seconds

Xianning

Xianning

8: 15

32

9:24:59

9:26:34

48

9:28:09

10:46

3 minutes 10 second

Huangshi

Huangshi

8: 15

33

9:25:36

9:27:56

Forty nine

9:30: 17

10:48

4 minutes and 42 seconds

Tongcheng

Tongcheng

8: 18

35

9:28:27

9:3 1: 12

5 1

9:33:58

10:52

5 minutes and 32 seconds

Anqing

Anqing

8: 18

35

9:28:34

9:3 1: 17

5 1

9:34:0 1

10:52

5 minutes and 27 seconds

Lu an

Lu 'an City

8: 18

35

9:28:58

9:30:32

50

9:32:07

10:5 1

3 minutes and 8 seconds

Tongling

Tongling

8: 19

36

9:29:45

9:32:35

Fifty two

9:35:26

10:53

5 minutes 4 1 sec

Hefei

Hefei

8: 19

36

9:30:50

9:3 1:50

5 1

9:32:5 1

10:52

Two minutes and zero seconds

Chaohu lake

Korean (language)

8: 19

36

9:30:50

9:32:48

Fifty two

9:34:48

10:53

3 minutes and 58 seconds

Wuhu

Wuhu

twenty past eight

37

9:3 1: 12

9:33:37

53

9:36:08

10:55

4 minutes and 57 seconds

Angie

Angie

8:2 1

38

9:33:07

9:36:00

54

9:38:54

10:58

5 minutes and 47 seconds

Hangzhou

Hangzhou

8:2 1

39

9:34: 17

9:36:56

55

9:39:36

10:59

5 minutes 19 seconds

Huzhou

Huzhou

twenty two past eight

39

9:33:54

9:36:47

55

9:39:4 1

10:59

5 minutes and 47 seconds

Suzhou

Suzhou

twenty two past eight

39

9:35: 16

9:37:43

55

9:40: 1 1

1 1:00

4 minutes and 55 seconds

Wuxi

Wuxi

twenty two past eight

39

9:35: 18

9:37:07

55

9:38:58

10:59

3 minutes and 40 seconds

Changzhou

Changzhou

twenty two past eight

39

9:35:30

9:36:29

55

9:37:29

10:58

1 min 59 sec

Jiaxing

Jiaxing

twenty two past eight

40

9:35:04

9:38:00

Fifty-six

9:40:56

1 1:00

5 minutes 5 1 sec

Yuyao

Yuyao

twenty three past eight

40

9:36:20

9:38:5 1

Fifty-six

9:4 1:22

1 1:02

5 minutes and 2 seconds

Changshu

Changshu

twenty three past eight

40

9:36:27

9:37:57

Fifty-six

9:39:27

1 1:00

Three minutes and zero seconds

Shanghai

Shanghai

twenty three past eight

40

9:36:48

9:39: 18

57

9:4 1:49

1 1:02

Five minutes and zero seconds

Ningbo

Ningbo

twenty three past eight

40

9:37:23

9:39:33

57

9:4 1:44

1 1:03

4 minutes 2 1 sec

* The above table uses China time (U.T.+8), all in the morning.

* * Due to rounding, food delay may not be equal to lighting time minus eating time.

* * * Food delays in different parts of the same city can vary by tens of seconds.

Observation?

Warning: Don't look at the sun directly with naked eyes, and don't look at the sun through viewfinder, binoculars or astronomical telescope without proper filter in front of the mirror, otherwise it may lead to blindness!

In addition to visible light, the sun also emits quite strong infrared rays and ultraviolet rays, which will damage the eyesight in excess. Unfortunately, because cone cells and rod cells in our retina can't feel infrared and ultraviolet rays. Some can only effectively filter visible light, which will give you a feeling of "darkness" and may not be safe.

1.? Sun filter glasses? /? Solar filter

A qualified filter paper should be able to filter at least 99.9997% of light.

To ensure safety, please check whether the glasses/filters are damaged before each observation. It is recommended to check whether the filter paper is suitable for looking directly at the sun or safe before buying. For what? Direct? Solar energy? Watch "and other words. If in doubt, do not use.

projection method

Use a telescope (preferably a refractive telescope) to project the image of the sun on a white paper, and then watch the image on the white paper. This method is safe and can be watched by many people at the same time, but the contrast of the sun image is low.

Pre-mirror filtering method

Install a specially designed solar filter in front of the telescope to reduce the brightness of the sun. The filter must filter out 99.9997% sunlight.

Note: Some solar filters installed at the eyepiece end may burst suddenly due to overheating of the focused sunlight, and are not recommended.

There is also a filter paper that is only suitable for photography. Don't install it on a telescope for direct observation.

The taste of solar eclipse

Some? People? Do you see it? Answer? Part? Eclipse? And then what? Wondering? Why? Other? Talk? So what? A lot? About what? Answer? Total? Eclipse.

Did you see that? Answer? Part? Eclipse? And then what? Say what? That? What about you? Really? Have you seen it? Ann? Eclipse? Is it? Like what? Standing? Outside? One; one

Opera? House? And then what? Say what? That? What about you? Really? Have you seen it? That? Opera; ? Are you online? Both? Example? What about you? Really? Missed it? this

Mainly? Events. ?

Jay? m? Pasahov (1983)

First loss (first time? Contact)

The first eclipse marks the beginning of the solar eclipse. There is a gap in the sun from the west, which gradually increases and turns into a crescent shape. You can also see a crescent-shaped pinhole sun under the tree.

Video (video? Band)

A few minutes before eating food, I had a chance to watch a series of bright and dark videos, just like watching ripples in water. If it is covered with white cloth, it will be more obvious.

Bailey's? Beads)

About ten seconds before the eclipse, the moon nearly covered the whole sun, and only one ray of sunlight could pass through the valley on one side of the moon. This is the so-called "thunderbolt bead" phenomenon.

Diamond ring (diamond? Ring)

When there is only one bead left, a diamond ring is formed.

Chromosphere ()

The sunlight we usually see mainly comes from the photosphere. These bright lights mask the darker upper chromosphere.

A few seconds after the eclipse, when the moon blocked the photosphere below, the purple chromosphere was just a flash in the pan.

Corona (corona)

The corona is the outermost atmosphere of the sun, which can extend to several solar hemispheres. In particular, the shape of the corona changes with each total solar eclipse, which may be related to the solar activity cycle.

Finally, I wish you can watch the total solar eclipse. I am miserable, because I can't see Hong Kong this time. ........